Quidditch

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4 questions

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Read the selection from the section “Equal Treatment.”Nakkazi is married with three children. She has proven to her husband she can play just as well as or better than men."Now he is on my side, he backs me in whatever I do," she says. "If he has to remain with the baby while I go for training, he does it."Which of the following is an accurate explanation of what this selection means?

(A)  Nakkazi's husband is good at taking care of their children.

(B)  Nakkazi's husband supports her Quidditch playing.

(C)  Nakkazi's husband also likes watching Quidditch.

(D)  Nakkazi's husband enjoys playing with their baby.

How did John Ssentamu first learn about Quidditch? How do you know?

(A)  He learned about Quidditch from reading about it. "Ssentamu, a teacher at the time, saw the person next to him holding a copy of J.K. Rowling's 'Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone' and asked to read it."

(B)  He learned about Quidditch from watching videos about it. "He gathered a few students to watch videos online."

(C)  He learned about Quidditch from Goreth Nakkazi. "After watching a few student games, Goreth Nakkazi knew she wanted to play Quidditch."

(D)  He learned about Quidditch from reading about its rules. "The teams follow rules set by the International Quidditch Association."

The word "coed" is essential to understanding Quidditch in Uganda. Which sentence from the article explains what "coed" means?

(A)  He loved that it was a coed sport.

(B)  Ssentamu had seen firsthand how many parents treated girls

(C)  Ssentamu wanted women to be seen as equal, and he wondered if Quidditch could do that.

(D)  Many of them had never seen men and women play sports together.

Read the selection from the introduction [paragraphs 1-10]."They were like, 'Is it possible? Can girls play on the same pitch with boys?'" Ssentamu says.Which answer uses the word “pitch” in the SAME way as the selection above?

(A)  The soccer team shares a pitch with the field hockey team.

(B)  The pitch to the batter nearly hit him in the leg.

(C)  As the cat meowed, her pitch got higher and higher.

(D)  Because of a good sales pitch, I bought a new refrigerator.

Read the selection from the section “Equal Treatment.”Nakkazi is married with three children. She has proven to her husband she can play just as well as or better than men."Now he is on my side, he backs me in whatever I do," she says. "If he has to remain with the baby while I go for training, he does it."Which of the following is an accurate explanation of what this selection means?

(A)  Nakkazi's husband is good at taking care of their children.

(B)  Nakkazi's husband supports her Quidditch playing.

(C)  Nakkazi's husband also likes watching Quidditch.

(D)  Nakkazi's husband enjoys playing with their baby.

How did John Ssentamu first learn about Quidditch? How do you know?

(A)  He learned about Quidditch from reading about it. "Ssentamu, a teacher at the time, saw the person next to him holding a copy of J.K. Rowling's 'Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone' and asked to read it."

(B)  He learned about Quidditch from watching videos about it. "He gathered a few students to watch videos online."

(C)  He learned about Quidditch from Goreth Nakkazi. "After watching a few student games, Goreth Nakkazi knew she wanted to play Quidditch."

(D)  He learned about Quidditch from reading about its rules. "The teams follow rules set by the International Quidditch Association."

The word "coed" is essential to understanding Quidditch in Uganda. Which sentence from the article explains what "coed" means?

(A)  He loved that it was a coed sport.

(B)  Ssentamu had seen firsthand how many parents treated girls

(C)  Ssentamu wanted women to be seen as equal, and he wondered if Quidditch could do that.

(D)  Many of them had never seen men and women play sports together.

Read the selection from the introduction [paragraphs 1-10]."They were like, 'Is it possible? Can girls play on the same pitch with boys?'" Ssentamu says.Which answer uses the word “pitch” in the SAME way as the selection above?

(A)  The soccer team shares a pitch with the field hockey team.

(B)  The pitch to the batter nearly hit him in the leg.

(C)  As the cat meowed, her pitch got higher and higher.

(D)  Because of a good sales pitch, I bought a new refrigerator.